Animation Bus #03 from Dusty Studio on Vimeo.
Current progress on the animation bus that has chalkboard side so that people can draw on them.
Animation Bus #03 from Dusty Studio on Vimeo.
Current progress on the animation bus that has chalkboard side so that people can draw on them.
Read the full New York Times article at:
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/14/arts/music/dead-and-company-final-tour.html
Water bottles with hand drawn labels that started in 2006. https://dustystudio.com/project/new-york-city-tap-water-2012/
This is just a mockup, so it isn’t what the bus looks like right now. Although it is an actual photograph of the bus. I’m planning on putting some colorful painting on the front and the back and then the middle will be chalkboard paint, so that when we are traveling we can have other people draw on the bus and we can draw on it ourselves and make animations. For some reason I keep talking about myself in plural.
Happy 6th birthday to Buddy, my life’s co-pilot.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CnmduKfrwvqKX4z8wZIFN319ujPymmiEK5xgHg0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
I bought a school bus this summer, a little midsized school bus, and I’m going to turn it into a little mobile animation station with a studio in the back and a bed up front. (at Kenton County, Kentucky)
https://www.instagram.com/p/CjI5YK3LQm1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Drawing on these football cards. (at Los Vegas Nevada)
https://www.instagram.com/dustingrella/p/CXmhA3Ylnd6/?utm_medium=tumblr
Remote studio setup in Medina, OH https://www.instagram.com/p/B–JamoDL8t/?igshid=6za6w8eecsiq
This is a scene that we did for the Lars Von Trier film “The House That Jack Built”. This is Jack’s (Matt Dillon) explanation of the rising passion he holds for his art.
Animation Hotline #208 - Fengshui
oh hi Mark. This one is pretty funny. We were trying out some new materials, and really like how it turned out. Jen did the absolutely amazing water-painting. She is so talented. Right now we are super busy working on the animated segments for an upcoming documentary about Daniel Berrigan, a Jesuit priest, that should (hopefully) be going to film festivals later this fall. But in the down time we are also working on new Animation Hotline videos. I talked with Annabelle the other day and she had a great story about her name, so hopefully she is going to be calling in and telling that story, but for right now we are depending on you to call and tell your story!
Call us at (212)-683-2490!
Animation Hotline #207 - Mask
Ah, yes, it’s Tuesday again! We’ve animated another anonymous monologue:
one about moving into the city and the struggle to find first full-time
employment fresh out of college. Changes and transitions mark growth
but bring new doubts. Stay tuned for next week, more chalk dust (and
possibly feng shui) coming your way! Have a story to tell/know someone
who does? Call us at (212)-683-2490!
Animation Hotline: Organs (#206)
A late night/early morning caller explains their floral-gory dream,
helping us to create the B-Rated horror film we always wanted to. We’re
busy keeping our earlier promise to crank these puppies out, which means
you should be calling! Call now, call here, call there, call
everywhere, call blue fish, red fish, one fish, two fish. You get the
point. (212) 683-2490
Whoa! Haven’t made one of these in a really long time. Maybe since last summer?! But here it is. There are three new interns this summer (see credits!) and we will be cranking these things out for the next month or so (maybe longer if we get a bunch of really great calls- hint-hint). So, what we are trying to say is call, call and then call again so that we can choose from a whole bunch of stories, summer stories, poems, nightmares, reality checks, drunkalogues, breakups, engagements, childs new to the world, all that stuff. All that good life stuff. Call! Call 212-683-2490. This particular animation is about a phonebooth, sort of, not really. We also made a life sized phonebooth that people can go inside and leave messages, so if you want to host the phonebooth at your location contact us. It’s pretty heavy. Maybe 500 pounds. But one of the interns is really strong so it shouldn’t be a problem. Have a great summer! Enjoy!
Dusty Studio is going to be at the SVA Career Fair this Friday, March 24 from 1-4PM. We will be looking for four Illustrators and a Motionographer for an upcoming job in April and May. The Illustrators will need to show samples of figure drawing (digital photos of works on paper are sufficient, you don’t need to bring in your whole portfolio) and animation experience is a huge plus. If you aren’t able to make it to the booth, feel free to fill out this freelance form on the website.
We will also be speaking to people about summer internship opportunities. If you are interested in an internship this summer with Dusty Studio please stop by the booth and say hello and drop off samples of your work.
The career fair will be held at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 123 West 18th Street, 4th Floor from 1-4PM.
The Museum of Modern Art will be screening a selection of 11 of the Animation Hotline videos as part of the Doc Fortnight screening series on Friday, February 17 @ 5:30PM and Saturday, February 18 @ 7:00PM. Tickets available online at: https://www.moma.org/calendar/events/2819?locale=ja
Animation Hotline is screening at MoMA on February 17th and 18th. Tickets go on sale February 3rd.